This is how much brides are spending on pre-wedding treatments 😯
According to tradition, having “something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue” will bring good fortune to brides on their wedding day. Except this year, “something new” takes on a whole new meaning.
Some women are conscious about having stretched ear piercings, usually after years of wearing heavy earrings, and are worried this will detract from their appearance on the big day. As I explain to such clients, there is a solution to the problem, as long as they have at least nine months and £1500 to spare.
For anyone wanting to combat dry, crepe-y fingers and scrawny hands, I recommend using collagen-stimulating Ellanse. This involves up to 20 micro-injections on the backs of the hand to restore volume and banish any bulging veins. It can be combined with a course of IPL to zap age spots. You’ll need to get started six months before, though, and allocate around £750 of your wedding budget.
Most brides treat their makeover as an investment, not just for their big day but also as a chance to change what they are dissatisfied with about themselves. However, I once refused to treat a young bride-to-be who came to the clinic with a list of procedures her fiancé wanted her to have. You should only ever do a treatment for you, and because you want it. Never, ever do a treatment to please someone else, and particularly not the person you're marrying.
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